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ANZ's opus after Opes to hit home - The Age
ANZ's custodian and private equity operations are among the businesses that could be wound down as the bank nears completion of a review of its troubled institutional banking arm. The review is likely to result in a reshaping of the business, which ...

What does 'live within your means' mean today? - San Diego Union-Tribune
During the vice presidential debate last week, a telling moment came when moderator Gwen Ifill asked Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin who was at fault for the nation's credit crisis: “greedy lenders” or “risky homeowners who shouldn't have been buying a ...

National source of capital 'just evaporated,' local banker says - Tryon Daily Bulletin
When they were forming Mountain 1st Bank & Trust four years ago, Greg Gibson and the other founders had a clear time-line for their business plans. Gibson, Mountain 1st chief executive officer, says 2008 was the year to raise new capital. Just 12 ...

Run-up to Great Depression and today's recession havesome eerie ... - San Diego Union-Tribune
Traders Peter Edelson (right) and John Porcelli Jr. worked the NYSE floor last week. On Capitol Hill, politicians argue that last week's $700 billion bailout was necessary to stave off the threat of another depression. On Wall Street, bearish market ...

Sign of the Times: National Debt Clock Runs Out of Digits - Wall Street Journal
The national debt clock, the unofficial tracker of the federal deficit maintained by the Durst Organization in New York, has reached its limits. Last month, as the national debt exceeded $10 trillion for the first time, the clock ran out of digits to ...

Alleging fraud, authorities raid voter group ACORN's canvassers filled ... - Las Vegas Review Journal
State authorities on Tuesday raided an organization that registers low-income people to vote, alleging that its canvassers falsified forms with bogus names, fake addresses or famous personalities. The secretary of state's office launched an ...

Chancellor announces £50bn plan to rescue banks - Herald
Taxpayers will fund a £50 billion part-nationalisation of the UK's biggest banks to help halt the meltdown in the financial sector, the Government announced today. Chancellor Alistair Darling launched a range of extraordinary measures that will see ...

Archives » October 2008 - Newsweek Blog
You're plummeting the national polls . You're hemorrhaging support in the swing states . If the election were held today, your rival would win 364 electoral votes--the highest tally since 1980 for a non-incumbent in a two-way contest. And your name ...

October September August July June May April March February January ... - Nypress.com
Coming off their best-ever season and being ranked in the preseason polls for the first time in their history, it wouldn’t have surprised anyone if the No. 12 Rutgers Scarlet Knights came out a little overconfident versus lowly University of ...

How Will Wall Street's Meltdown Affect Small Biz? - Forbes
Glenn Okun: Many commentators have suggested that the Wall Street meltdown and the related correction in the housing and mortgage markets represent either an isolated malady or the tip of an economic iceberg. The recent performance of global debt and ...